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I almost didn't watch because of the poor reviews on her but was so glad I did. Yes the shows absolutely ridiculous and a total cringe fest at times but if you embrace the silliness and don't take it so seriously the show is absolutely hilarious. Most of the series I couldn't stop laughing.

I wasn't sure about this initially, but I've now watched season 1 and 2, and I really like it!

Mixing comedy, with a police drama is difficult, and yes, very often the situations are absurd, but you just have to sit back, and not take it too seriously. Personally, I don't think it's laugh out loud funny, but it is amusing, all the way through. With one of the cops being brought back from the dead, with AI, it is completely unpredictable, as his AI system doesn't work particularly well! Lol

I love the two main actors, and despite it being a comedy, their genuine friendship is heartwarming, touching, and very believable.

It is rated 15, but I would say, that that rating is mainly based on strong language. There are shootings, and injuries, but it definitely isn't gory, and the violence is not extreme, as it seems to be with the majority of cop shows nowadays. I can't watch anything that shows extreme violence or gore, so this was a joy to watch, as there was nothing that I had to hide behind a cushion for!

It looks like a 3rd season has been commissioned, so I look, forward to that!

Great fun. The two lead actors are always superb and here they get the chance to show off their comic skills. Great chemistry between them - and a great sub-plot about infidelity.

What was surprising was the criminal plot, which was gripping. My wife and I loved it and can't wait for Season 2.

Genius comedy writing with three actors at the top of their game: Daniel Mays, Stephen Graham and Anna Maxwell-Martin. I loved this series - a relentless pounding of laughs with visual slap-stick, pure farce and brilliantly quotable gag-a-minute dialogue. Enjoy.

It's early days and a bit raw but I do think it has promise. The humour is good, it just needs sharper stories but I do live the actors. Mays is great but Stephen Graham is really good!

If you like a bit of silly, and a bit of subversive, and a bit of ironic cliche, you should like this. The 3 leads are good as always; Daniel Mays, I would say, outdoes Stephen Graham, which is hard to do (I really laughed out loud at the drug and tazer scenes). I really enjoyed it. Those that didn't have limited mental resources....only my opinion.

Give it time both love actors could become very good

Looking forward to this. Love Stephen Graham. When it started I realised it was going for a sort of 'touch of cloth' comedic type program which is very different to his latter roles. This though is like it's been written by a 12 year old. Might appeal to a different audience but not anyone I know.

Treat this show for what it is, a comedy, crime series with a twist. The exploits of John Major, a Detective brought back from the dead with AI, who begins a journey to discover who killed him.

It's zany, crazy fun, it delivers lots of laughs, and some very human moments. It gets better as it progresses, and series one ends with a truly marvellous conclusion, best of the lot.

Mays and Graham work amazingly well together, at times it feels as if the pair could burst into laughter at any point. Anna Maxwell Martin and Tracy Anne Overman are both great too.

It is very well produced, it looks great, and has some decent specific effects too.

I was so pleased so see a second series had been commissioned, it deserves a longer run, 8/10.

Utter pants, only watched the first episode & can't bring myself to watch anymore,the script is really bad even two of the most celebrated actors the uk has to offer can save this pile of rubbish, seriously can't understand what made them do it, avoid with extreme caution!

Two great character actors who aren't afraid to laugh at themselves. Been a huge fan of Stephen Graham since Snatch and Daniel Mays career I've followed keenly since Line of Duty.

At no point should this be taken seriously. Just sit down relax and treat the show as it should be treated, plain silly fun.

Brilliant!

Basically the humour is outweighed by the constant arguing.

There's a decent laugh but either side of it the arguments kill off any lasting humour. Which is a shame because it could be great.

I was looking forward to this. I've always rated both lead actors. But the script is AWFUL. Most jokes are telegraphed well in advance and then take a long time to die. One minute John Major has a database bigger than the internet but the next he can't recognise everyday objects.

How all these great actors were persuaded to get involved in this travesty is beyond belief. It is NOT remotely funny at all. Is it supposed to be a comedy drama/satire/slapstick? It just not work at all on any level as it is presented. Go watch Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) instead.

Mays and Graham hold this together and are very funny, the supporting cast are a real let down.

This show is odd because the three main characters who are supposed to be the funniest are actually the least funny thing about the show. The two main detectives and the doctor provide a strange slapstick element to the show that is often unfunny and exaggerated. ALL of the side characters bring laugh out loud comedy to an otherwise, if left to the main three I mentioned previously, unfunny, average show. But my god, if your patient, the laughs are worth it.

In one way it is brilliant, and in another way so annoying. Roy Carter and John Major are partners, and when on a stakeout, Roy gets distracted and John gets killed. But after a year of effort, he is brought back as an augmented person, an AI. Besides the two, there are some really out there characters, from his boss Dennet, the person monitoring and tweaking the AI, Dr. Parfit and the investigator always being called Judy, which is not her name, and a rival partnership of two bent cops, one who keeps making computer comments to John. There is some great humor and some really savage double entendre patter. Dr. Parfit is working to adjust his AI, but not getting a lot of help, as John becomes very emotional, easily distracted and prone to blurt out things that shouldn't. John's wife, Kelly, had moved on after his death and funeral, and of course it was with Roy. That sets up an entire subplot. Some of the scenes of John's emotional fixations go on a bit too long to the point of becoming repetitious and annoying. But these three seasons certainly are a different type of British cop show, with plenty of laughs. I almost quit after the last episode of the first season, but stuck with it through the third season and I am not disappointed that I did. One really starts to feel for Roy, who has to keep sweeping up the messes John makes.

A few good one liners but they don't save this car crash. Stephen Graham and Daniel May are far better than this.

I loved this series, it was definitely tongue in cheek humour made equally funnier with the two main characters played by Stephen Graham & Daniel Mays. These two actors usually end up playing serious roles so it was great to see them in this silly comedy. Its obvious that the jokes are so bad it makes it all the funnier. I loved it & hope there will be a second series.

I really wanted to like this but if just missed the mark on so many points. It's not quite funny enough to be comedy, not quite clever enough to be satire. The promise of Stephen Graham and Daniel Mays in a dark comedy was really appealing, but it just doesn't live up to expectation. I can see what they were trying to do with it, can see it's potential, but it just doesn't seem like it's going anywhere. It's jokes just makes you just groan rather than laugh.

Brilliantly silly and great comic timing. Humour kind of reminds me of Toast of London. Hope another series comes along soon.

As with many other reviewers, I wanted to watch this purely based on the two lead actors, but I couldn't get past the first episode, not for me unfortunately. I think this will be a case of marmite, you'll either really enjoy it or not at all. Gave two stars for the lead actors.

Stephen Graham and Daniel Mays - 2 of those very rare actors where you think 'whatever this is about, it must be good because they're in it". What a disappointment though, which has shattered that view. Why oh why have they put their names to such a weak script? The storyline is childish and they all look like they're going through the motions of 'doing comedy'. Couldn't even finish the first episode. I really hope they shelve any plans of a 2nd series and get back to doing what they're good at.

Marmite. You'll either love it or hate it. Much of the humour is too subtle for many people and you have to be quick to pick them up. I loved it and can't wait for series 2. Great performances by the two main actors in rolled totally different from what they've done in the past.